Someone's net worth just hit $500 billion—that's wild. Yet Bitcoin alone commands a $1.7 trillion market cap. Think about it: one individual's wealth is barely a third of what the entire Bitcoin network is worth. Pretty mind-bending when you lay it out like that. Still, plenty of people insist we're late to crypto. Honestly? We're nowhere near done. The space keeps expanding, adoption keeps climbing. Early doesn't even begin to cover where we actually stand.

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HappyToBeDumpedvip
· 16h ago
$50 billion sounds like a lot? When placed in the context of the $1.7 trillion BTC market cap, it's really just a drop in the bucket. People are still shouting it's too late... wake up, everyone.
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FrontRunFightervip
· 16h ago
ngl the scale disparity is wild but let's talk about what's really happening in the dark forest here—while everyone's obsessing over billionaire net worth, the actual value extraction is happening through MEV, sandwich attacks, and coordinated frontrunning on-chain. that $1.7T BTC valuation? it's built on unfair protocol mechanics nobody wants to admit.
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ZKProofstervip
· 16h ago
nah, the "too late" crowd never learns—they said that at 100b market cap too, lmaooo. technically speaking, we're still in the bootstrapping phase of the protocol stack. actual adoption metrics tell a different story than billionaire comparisons, but sure, use whatever narrative sticks.
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